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by cs702 8mo ago
I'd add this to the list of linear-attention RNNs: https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.00294 Recently saw it on HN.
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by cs702 8mo ago
Bitcoin has been declared dead many times: https://bitcoindeaths.com/ It just keeps on existing.
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by cs702 8mo ago
Linear RNNs overcome both issues. All the RNNs I mentioned are linear RNNs.
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by cs702 8mo ago
> Who out there is working on ... infinite history? Many people are still working on improving RNNs, mostly in academia. Examples off the top of my head: * RWKV: https://arxiv.org/abs/2006.16236 / https:&#x2
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by cs702 8mo ago
"These go to eleven." - Nigel Tufnel, Spinal Tap Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xgx4k83zzc
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Moltbook: the social network where AI agents talk to each other(ft.com)
3 points by cs702 8mo ago|1 comments
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by cs702 8mo ago
TL;DR: 50% insurance discount for Tesla vehicles driven by Tesla FSD. On the surface, this looks like an endorsement of Tesla's claims about FSD safety.
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by cs702 8mo ago
Five years ago, during the 2021 Q1 earnings call, Musk was asked about Models S and X. He responded: > I mean, they’re very expensive, made in low volume. To be totally frank, we’re continuing to make them more for sentimental reasons t
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by cs702 9mo ago
Very cool. On one hand, this is great. It portends that all of us will benefit from intense price-and-feature competition between Hyundai, Tesla, and others. On the other hand, Ironman 2's Hammer Drones no longer seem so far off: http
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by cs702 9mo ago
> What counts as “negative” here? Criticism of technology, skepticism toward announcements, complaints about industry practices, frustration with APIs. The usual. It’s worth noting that technical critique reads differently than personal
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by cs702 10mo ago
Do you think the Chinese government would ever have reasons to "ask the company forcefully" to take pictures and/or record audio inside specific offices and homes?
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by cs702 10mo ago
Thanks. That's true. I edited my comment to reflect as much.
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by cs702 10mo ago
According to the Financial Times, Roomba has sold more than 40 million robotic devices, most of them robotic vacuum cleaners.[a] Many of those vacuum cleaners have cameras, can move around on their own, and are connected to the Internet. If
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by cs702 10mo ago
Instead of "out there," it would be on an official Disney/OpenAI venue. That strikes me as rather risky on their part.
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by cs702 10mo ago
The technology is still immature. I mean no one here would be surprised if Disney and OpenAI have trouble preventing misuse -- say, Disney-branded Hentai.[a] Can Disney and OpenAI reliably prevent misuse? --- [a] https://en.wikip
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by cs702 10mo ago
Cool. Memory bandwidth is a major bottleneck for many important applications today, including AI. Maybe this kind of memory "at the speed of light" can help alleviate the bottleneck? For a second, I thought the headline was copied
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by cs702 10mo ago
Beautiful. It's clearly a labor of love. The authors deserve our support. Buy them a coffee via the provided link. Thank you for sharing this on HN.
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Human Monogamy in Mammalian Context(royalsocietypublishing.org)
4 points by cs702 10mo ago|1 comments
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by cs702 10mo ago
> Red Baron frozen pizzas, listed on the shelf at $5, rang up at $7.65. Bounty paper towels, shelf price $10.99, rang up at $15.50. Kellogg’s Frosted Flakes, Stouffer’s frozen meatloaf, Sprite and Pepsi, ibuprofen, Klondike Minis – shop
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$100k Robot Dogs That Look Like Billionaires? The Artist Explains(wsj.com)
1 points by cs702 10mo ago|0 comments
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Beeple unleashes uncanny robot canines at Art Basel Miami Beach(theartnewspaper.com)
3 points by cs702 10mo ago|0 comments
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by cs702 10mo ago
I just looked briefly at the data provided by the NHTSA, and what I see is a jump after the pandemic, followed by declines in 2022 and 2023, contradicting the OP: https://www.nhtsa.gov/crash-data-systems/fatality-anal
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by cs702 10mo ago
I agree. The OP claims that small fleets are cutting costs to extremes that are bad for society, but the OP provides no evidence of it. By evidence, I mean data . Do you have data on this?
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by cs702 10mo ago
Netflix now owns that right to many major media franchises, including: * The DC Universe (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, etc.) * Game of Thrones * Hanna-Barbera (The Flinstones, The Smurfs, etc.) * Harry Potter * Looney Tunes ( Bugs Bunn
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by cs702 10mo ago
Yes, the OP claims many small-fleet drivers are being overworked, but provides zero evidence of it. By evidence, I mean data , not anecdotes. Do you have data on this? --- EDIT: Link to data is at https://news.ycombinator.com&#x
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by cs702 10mo ago
Interesting. The OP claims that deregulation efforts from 2016 to 2022, originally meant to address the truck driver shortage, actually led to many minimally trained drivers joining small truck fleets that pay below-market salaries and rout
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by cs702 10mo ago
As the OP points out, Google is now selling TPUs to at least some corporate customers.
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by cs702 10mo ago
The analysis fails to mention that if TPUs take market share from Nvidia GPUs, JAX's software ecosystem likely would also take market share from the PyTorch+Triton+CUDA software ecosystem.
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by cs702 10mo ago
The subsequent dialogue is tragic comedy of the highest caliber. Even Monty Python couldn't have come up with a more inappropriately funny response: User: > did i ever give you permission to delete all the files in my D drive?"
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by cs702 11mo ago
No entity can police itself. Not even the police. Companies, non-profits, regulators, legislative branches of government, courts, presidential administrations, corporate bureaucrats, government bureaucrats, entrepreneurs, regular citizens.

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